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A demonstration of the Inferno operating system adapted to run on an Android phone, showing calls, SMS, and data networking.
This is a demonstration of Inferno running on an Android phone. Sandia National Labs has adapted the Inferno operating system to act as a more phone-oriented OS, allowing us to make calls, send and receive SMS, and use the phone data network. For more information, see bitbucket.org/floren/inferno/wiki/Home I apologize for the fuzzy screen view and the slightly muddled audio; I had to sit behind my laptop and hold the camera in front of the screen, making it difficult to see what the camera was actually capturing; it also put me at a bad mic angle.What people say. Recommended as an interesting demonstration of running the Plan 9 descendant Inferno on mobile hardware.
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